Francesco Totti

Also known as Totti

Italian association football player

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Francesco Totti is an Italian soccer player who became one of the sport's most celebrated athletes. He matters because of his exceptional skill and longevity in professional football, making him an influential figure in the sport's history.

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Within Vinony's link graph, Francesco Totti is referenced by 943 other articles, and connects out to forward, midfielder and UEFA Europa League.

Vinony files it under 1976 births, 2002 FIFA World Cup players and 2006 FIFA World Cup players.

Its subject is documented across 116 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Given name: Francesco
Gender: male
Citizenship: Italy
Place of birth: Rome
Spouse: Ilary Blasi
Occupation: association football player
Position held: UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador
Employer: UNICEF
Languages spoken: Italian
Native language: Italian
Award: UEFA President's Award
Participant in: UEFA Euro 2000
Sport: association football
Position played: midfielder
Country for sport: Italy
Mass: 82
Official website: www.francescototti.com
Image: Francesco Totti Vicario (crop).jpg
Height: 180
Number of children: 3

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date of birth: 1976-00-00
Commons category: Francesco Totti
nickname: il Capitano
name in native language: Francesco Totti
sport number: 10
pseudonym: er Pupone
end of work period: 2017-05-28
start of work period: 1993-03-28
social media followers: 11400
P10632: Francesco Totti
sponsor: Betsson

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Encyclopedic overview

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Francesco Totti Ufficiale OMRI ( Italian pronunciation: [franˈtʃesko ˈtɔtti]; born 27 September 1976) is an Italian former professional footballer who played solely for Roma and the Italy national team. He was a technically gifted and creative offensive playmaker who could play as an attacking midfielder or as a forward, mainly a striker.

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